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Hum aan-e-Ali jaan-e-Ali shaan-e-Ali hain - Haidery Ali Basti | Arzoo Akbarabadi (1975)

Ali bhai of Anjuman-e-Haidery Ali Basti reciting Abdul Rehman "Arzoo" Akbarabadi's first nauha at Dr. Yawar Abbas's residence in 1975. Arzoo sahib was born on 3 August 1918 in Bhiwani (Haryana). When introducing himself to Ali bhai for the first time at Radio Pakistan in 1974, Arzoo sahib said that he was born in a Hindu family, converted to Islam, and started writing poetry in praise of the Prophet's family. The oldest poetry I personally have seen by Arzoo sahib are two salams recited at yearly masalmas in Agra in 1941 and 1944 compiled by Ghulam Ali "Ahsan" Akbarabadi. Arzoo sahib published multiple poetic compilations, but unfortunately none of them are available online. In 1967, he began writing lyrics for Pakistani films and wrote a qawwali for the Sabri Brothers in 1970: Mohabbat karne waalo hum mohabbat is ko kehte hain. It appears that after 1970, most of his lyrics were for non-film records. In 1974 Arzoo sahib met Ali bhai and transformed this pre-existing tarana into a nauha. Following its popularity, he wrote at least five nauhas for Tableegh-e-Imamia: Tauq o zanjeer kuja Abid-e-beemar kuja, Qutilal Hussaino bi Karbala, Harchand ke pyaase hain giranbaar hain Abbas, Momino Haider-e-Karrar bulaate hain tumhein, and Alwida ay Hussain ay Hussain alwida. Arzoo sahib also wrote two marsiyas in 1973 and 1974. Arzoo sahib passed away on 5 April 1981. Recorded by Ali Ghazanfar Jaffery (Badshah Ali)